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Franklin College Notes.

Parker is entertaining Miss Ethel Needham, OF New
Castle. Miss Maggie Boblett viii spend the winter
in he South
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Muncie.

Mrs. John Jenners, who has been the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ Brown, for a few days,
returned to her home at Lafayette, yesterday Mrs.
Use Cassidy Mrs. Frank H. Barton, who has been
the guest of Rushvil friends for several weeks re-
Kokomo last week Miss Dode Smith the
of Richmond friends last week Mrs. Sylvanus
Cockafar, of Connersvile, visiting in the city
yesterday Mrs j. E. Howe is the guest of friends
at Three Rivers Mich Miss Nellie Wiles of Ander
son, is the guest of Miss Lille Bell.
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Col A.. NJ.
For Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin,
Nebraska and Kansas-Far weather. light to fresh
northwestery Winds becoming variable, except in Ne
braska and Kansas, variable winds; slowly rising
temporary re.
For Ohio-Fair weather, preceded by light snow
In northeast portion, fresh TO brisk northwesterly
winds; generally colder.
For Lower AIichigan-Light snow, followed by
colder Fair weather; fresh to brisk northwesterly
winds, dim inishing in force.
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Local Weather Record.
INDIANAPoLIs. Nov. 10. 1887.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

exercise OF her msgieAl powers, she
could avert the tastrophe. Her Of
forts were suoosssful, and on the sev.
enth day great was Chaos astonish
ment and still greater his NORTH cation
aud rage whom he met P'sng taking his
evening stroll aud learned that there
lived . greater magician than he.
The story would soon get about, and
unless he could put an epd to his fair
rivsrs existence his reputstion would
be ruined. And this ID how Chao plot
ted against the life Of chblOsgom.
He sent 90 between to Peachb OF som q
parents 10 inquire II their daughter was
still unmarried, and receiving reply
In the affirmative. he befooled the Inn
pie parents into believing that he had q
son who was seeking o wife, tnd ulti
mstely he induced them TO engage
Peach blossom to him In marriage. The
marriage cards were duly interchAnged
but sho crafty Ohao had chosen the
most unlucky day he could selem fol
the wedding, the day when the "GoldeI
Pheasant" WAS In the ascendant
Surely as the bride entered the ret
| chair the spirit bird would destroy hel
with his powerful hoax. But the wis
Peachblossom knew oil those thing
and feared not. 81 will CO." she said
III will fRht and defeat him" Whei
the wedding morning came she CAV
directions 70 have rice thrown out q
the door, which the spirit bird sesinl
made haste TO devour. and while his OF
tention WAS thus occupied Peachblorsor
stepped into the brio al chair and pssse,
on her way unhkrmed. And now tn
ingenious reader kno w why he thro "
rioe after the bride.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
A sInugeler's Luck.

READING, Sept. 28 -Four weeks age
o rich Boston man, whose name the
officials refuse TO divulge. returned
from Europe. where he had purchased
jewelry valued ut $1,000 When the
steamship arrived &C New York he re
solved to sniuggle the package In with.
out paying duty, and got the steward ol
the vessel 70 take the package ashore.
The Custom House officials lesrned oil
the matter and the Boston man decided
to get rid OF the package without exctt
log suspicion. Coming over the AtiAn.
tic he made the acquaintance Of q
Reading manufaotui or, and going To
the Hoboken postoffice hs mailed the
package to this Reading acquaintance &c
with the mi jun ction to say nothing
about 1t, as his friend would call for II
in r few days.
The officials In New York got wind oil
the affair aud telegrsphed to the Read.
lag Postma aster not 10 deliver the pack
age upon its arrival here But It never
came and It's present whereabouts Is q
mystery. II has been positively ascer
tsipei that 1t was mailed and that II
was stolen on the route Good detec
tives are working on the caee.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

Tne Origin of Rice Throwing.

In the days OF the 6hapg dynasty,
some 1850 years before Christ, there
lived in the provinos Of shansi most
famous soroerer oalled Chao. 1t hap
pep cd one day that Mr.. P'ans came
TO consult the oracle, and Chao, ha'tr z
OWNED by means of the tor'oise dis
,ram, informed the trembling PsnR
that bs Ind but elk days TO live. New,
bo Neyer N uch we may trust the saga
we we may be excused IT, in a matter OF
liitg and death, we call in second doc.
tor for q consultation, and In suoh
s,r.it II ia not to be wondered at that
P'sns should repair to smother source %
70 mako sure that there vas no mis-
take 70 the fair Pea Psa0hSlS,sS% haS ssSn,res es
went y,.t,on yu.tS a. a soroerass, and to
% the tsnder feminine heart unfolded the
tn storS of his " oe. Her divination yield
ssI'y ed the same result as Chaos; in siz sh
days as sD p'ang should die unless, by th'
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
The stafe Fair,

The rain yesterday intarfered se
rIously with the State Fair, and oaused
the attendance to be small There were
no races, aud the visitors contented
themselves with examining the exhibits
The judges were slso able TO complete
their work, and handed In their award
books last evening, but as the premiu IN
lists are large 1t will take some time
bsfsrs they are revised aud ready for
publication. In consequence OF Inc wet
weather all OF the exhibits win remain
In place until 4 O'Clock Saturday after
noon, aud the races will tnke place ous
day later than announced, making FRI
days races to come off on Saturday.
The pyrotech chnio display will take place
Tomorrow night, and 1t is probable that
Friday, Instead Of to-day, will be the
s'bix dav."
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
Kaufmann's Uniuchy shot

BERLIN. Sept. 28.--he Public Prose.
cutor as Colmsr has made an inquiry
into the circumstances connected with
the shooting affair on the Franco Ger
mau frontier, near Ra0n sur ,aine, en-
Saturday last, and reports that Ksuf.
mann, the soldier who was detailed TO
assist the forest guard in preventing
poaohing and who aid the shooting, saw
swslve persons in the pine iorosts OIL
German territory walking In the ttrtc.
tion Of the FreEch frontier. Ksuimkhn
called three times for the party to halt,
but no attention was paid TO his sum.
mons and he fred.
Then, seeing guns leveled at him
from behind some trees on the Fieuch
side Of the boundary, he retreAted from
his position. One Of the forest guard,
named Linhof, was o witness to tie
whole affair and corroborAteB kau!-
mann's statement Two large blood
spots were found on the French side.
five yards from the frontier, which was
taken - evidence that Bfi2nop,
the game beater for the French
party, who died from his Wounds,
dragged himself to the spot after being
wounded aud lAy there tor some time.
N blood marks or foot prints were seen
on the German side of the frontier
there being high growth Ct heather
thefeAbuuts.
Owing to the density Of tho under
growth Of bushes and the thickness o.
| the trees II would have been impossible
for Kaufmann, from the spot where ht
| fred, to have eeen the place where tht
| blood marks were found or to have sho
| auv ona ehere tt ia therafnrA asso m "a
by the Public Prosecutor th 1t the shoti
| were fred and took effecI On German
territory.
ST. PETERSBURG, Stpt, 28.-Ser!ou
misgivings have Ueen caused here II
regard ~ the probable outcome Of tn
shooting OF mem bers OF French hant
ing party on the Franco German from
tier. 1t 10 generally believed that
| the German Cffioisls were at fault th
government Will give ample sa.isfAt
tiOn
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS.
PHILADELPHIA.
PUBLIC SALES.
ySUBLIO SALE-WlLL BE EXPOSED
L 70 public sale,
ON WEDNESDAY,


OCTOBER 6sh, A. D., 1857,
st2.3o O'Clock p. m,
On tbs premises, near Newport. delaware,
the following described real estate, being
ths property Of Penrose s. Lyman:
No. l. All that farm or tract of land SIT.
uate In Christiana Hundred, Del, bounded
BY the Newport and Gap TURNPIKE road. by
the kismensi road, BY lands OF AleIander
Irons Nathan Lieberman. Vincent u Fitnp,
Thomas ID. Lyman and otbers, and orntain-
ing about one hundred and twenty-seven
acres, with large framo and stone DWELL
ing house, franc bare, with stone stable,
frame shedding, corn crib aod other out
EzttsfrSe shsreon erected; also certain
Great Newport m arsh, adjoining msrth OF
Edward TstnslI, James j. Brinaiey,and the
M arsh road. and containing acres, 2roods,
80 perches OF land.
This farm is located IN the very best OF
farming communities, adjoining the town OF
Newport on the north, within ton minutes
| walk OF that station, on the p, W. b u. N
H., and also within lk lies OF the city Of
WiImi ton. 1hs land Is in high stase Of
| Gu ltivation, having boon greatly enriched
and improved by the owner during the past
few years.
No .. All that lot or piece Of land with .
| two story frame DWELLING house Thereon
1 erected, situate on the newport and Gai
Turnpike, wishin one half mile OF tha toWi
OF Newport, and bounded by said Iurnpik
70 ad and by land of - Snyder. sni con
tanning one aero Of la ad, be tue same NOR
or less.
Attsndanss will be given aud terms mad
known at the tir0o ami place aforestld py
i PENROSE ) LYMAN,
s23-5t eodltw
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
HOW TO
Make a Little MOnev

Go a great way. Parents who have
children to shoe will do well to see our
stock of shoes for big and little boys,
misses and children. These are made on
new style lasts, perfect fitting, durable
and are much below prices charged else
where Boys Fine Button and hook and
Lace Shoes from 81. so to $3.50; fit we'll.
The style pleases the boys snd the mod
crate cost surprises the parents. Little
Boys Shoes of various kinds, thoroughly
good at thoroughly moderate prices.
Children's Pebble and Kid Snring Heel
Button from GO cents to Sl 50. Babies
Button Shoes from % cents to $1.25.
Our Special Gents Sewed Waukenphast.
hook.lace. for 81 so. equals any % shoe
In Wilmington. Ladies' Fine Kid and
Pebble Button Boots at surprisingly
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

OMIN,STKh1oRpS s,ahG- MAI RE
IN sold On Wednesday, tct bth, iss' 81
2O'o ,o1 D. ua.. At 500 was inQton Q rect, o
lot OF houIehnll iurt tturc, cano ana sii'er
ware W ,kfEh Ou RMiNo.
l.T.Is htn tnistratos OF 1. ). Adams, dee'd.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

DUhLlC sALE.-wlni. 6E SOLD Al
4 public s>ie, st tle Doort Hou.o, on
Sa,u'd y, ctossri !. 1s7 at o,eioea p ID
the two ttory briaL 0"eIilu< a'o EtM. I'm
sable. 90a Dhui slrto., Ine Proper OHM
sa7.4: WA. GA RpLArr. Fxecutor.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

nUsLIC SALE or HORS GS-WlLL
4 he sold at puclic sale. at hannum's
livery stables, Edgmont avenue, ona SO aete
from r., W. u Il. n. x. depot. onester' on
WEDNESDAY. UUruBER S, 1887,
at / O'Clock p. m,
On head of youns, sound Onto T<
rhese horses nave been cRr5fully selected
tor this ssis. Among the lot will be some
extra good draft horses, drivers and SAD
'jers Persons shiaR TO buy horeos VIII DO
we'll to attend this sale,ss ihts viii 90 clean
sweep for the fall. Stock can oe inspected
az the aboye stables Two days before sale.
Il. l.. ROBERTS
Z, W. Std nam s. Son. Aucts. s2S-d&w
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
The Autumn Of 1887


all
With the large additional space and vast increase facilities for the transaction Of
exceeding all that we have npted the
AND DOMESTIC STUFF day forward will b: displayed
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

lLE-CHEAP. TWO 2.SrORY
ss.el, Nos 1900 and I So2 0npin
M rJous each. Price for two
RIgn. Terms easy. THuMAS
~ IGket street. slI u
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

lLt-A &YEAR.OLD ~
ptsy, troGen TO drive A
)sblr cold Tor want Of use Price
AKALLhOE'S boarding stable,
iigsll streets. $40 ~
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

|.t-CHEaP. 40 DnD BUOK-
fii t'lil, with phosphate and
.ila'Lle1t. J. T. Ii ALL. ala
i-ss;. s26.tt
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

LlE-oSE CHI ST N U 7
|,er.a he;rern 7 and 8 years OF
b., a,.t, good urlver. can ne
|lg v. ). BULLOCK, Jenth
Mtta. s"
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

Lt-h gOJD FLACE FOR
aA v. ftou. street. Apply
1. BhANBLE, near Della
w. sll-l2tt
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

(E.yk NAN from MAS. !.
ttI-h1 l,sh. .mploymeat -. ss
t,fls' ',,,rs or wstehman; saus y W.
.sbcsi snu s2f.3.s
4 nsts
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

|lt-0sE glhORSE POWER
fiN!isi, il good condition with
4IehV. inquire Of WILLlaM Nd
VIA uU., No. 24 Wesl Tenth
G2d.tf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

:, , yrNs11rs wArT1Nu ~, z.
5n-lr, X, y, hotels. rests urants o.
W psiI ~ ~ os accumulated n
bs Whnlns' i9o-0
me fyssa -
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

N-LAhuE ARD SMALL
a.%va wagons at fair pricos.
|elon o. eusiness wagons. W,
nj and French sts. al0-3ma
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

|ly-NIuRY ERIOK HOUSE
IA pde Of Lowering svenuoi
krqt rutet. viii soil chsap,sn
FEi, psrtbsssr. Monthly tnptail.
4 .lso II; Ltaden street. Apply
ETYtHNUs. this offios. ilh'u
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

UpuhI,Iu SAI.E-WILL BG SOLD IN
4 the premises 10 h and t'ayipoht t's
trape houses, In a,oi order and 2i-ft. ir'
adjoining. ire above pr0ntr wis De posi-
lively sold TO the 9hes' bidder:
WailrER IART1N.
l.. W. Stidhgm * Son, atcts. t2N8t
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

E,sa ,sassh.sa,Er.rENTa : M, Ok TAT.
Et,svtnHd , wash chain, with
b ;ss =, ". z. on one SIDE
)n In her hoiher. A liberal reward
'''ng left at l2J8 Tainsll
s2T,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

,n-To RENT A STABLE in In
Lp-iV, ,',i ofthe city. near fih
,e,,sa,. ,e,,is s4' Apply at this ofiics. ,s,,
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
fUh wAAiA

|r,BMs ron SALE, UhkAp. ,.
\, 10 miles from Whining ton,
IT,, N miles from Whining ton,
y-,; neal TIE city, Slso. "
yi,s,,,. l7.O. ono truck farm
T,, utJ. X. TO HSErD
.., as st
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
For Rent,

,t-2sIOREs lex1G FIT. ON
0e,.tth Monroe ana Adams
Age hIlk window In each
~. ~ ahS business. Inquire at
VI VI nee, adjoining. Also a
=" Lo.ting and q horses, s2-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

r. STEADY, A CITY z
ndrs.I.o,a,s' tore Ref renee ans
ed nd. Aau'' sc7-eis
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

and the public caued
For the first time since the buildings able that
ofte Dry
Opening addition late the able perfect
During the Summer have wo
busiy and thoroughly
facilities
finishing s accomplished, we o open
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

E1-ic Ua Is 90 y sTOns T1s.s
,tts " y, " THOMPSON, Ism
NV @o' iyT.d
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

.-sII aIgI.s rox ,.,i hu.,sE q 70 e
n, eos., y. y 20 ! short distaocs ss y 70 ?
sittiI, tiiI, y =, rs orange st. ,2s'2''
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

E11nY AGENTS rQk A
il..ns,'s ! :. iss, s,tori,hes sseIyb@ody. 90
'iIiirtlE, Y Ohiosgo. Ill t2o n'
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

ma BOY No. az .rlss must b.,s q.
..asl nd 'ns,,,Ss ~, OF Of applicant; o.; ~ :.
,,a'sss, ,',1s.ss ~ Market N--- -. 80.
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29
rssseA.
N~
.N EIGHT

- BUY An - ElHM = va. :
q. 4 X; ;ss;ss'siiss$T$s i';;s; 'is;$ y '$;l:a
y, ,s:s'Tv1sssd 3 ssd' rffs i ssst ssh street
Daily Republican., 1887-09-29

ITANM HAND. APPLI
MURPHY, n mile s- iao" 80
6ssla ROAD.
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Iron and steel in China.

To the thrifty Chinese, iron and steel are
precious metals y little lsI et iron VITA On
edso of steel welded on IS forged into a knife
or tool. which, however uucouth IN appear
ance, certainly answers the purpose for Which
1t was intended Unable 10 pay the prices at
which British manufacturers can supply
tools, the Chinese import such iron as
they cannot supply from their own mines
aud they make their own tools Thus,
in 1886, $4,000 pounds Of nail rod
iron was imported and used for bolts for
br laiug purposes and for making tools, the
latter being principally for the iron producing
districts.
Last year, over 100000 pounds weight Of
old horse shoes. worn out parts of machinery,
old bars and plates, bits OF broken up ships,
etc. wero taken hy tho Chinese and made
into hoes, rakes, scythes, plowsharcs, SPACES
and tools Of various descriptions. Tho M
mort of steel was not quito 10000 pounds 1t
is too costly to bo used reckless y, ana Is
therefore sparingly added to the native IRON
es q strengthening tome, and 1t supplies TIE
edges Tor knives. Giles aud sawk'-
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Welsh aud Breton Tongues.

,n N Ibis part of Brittany tho Breton lam
for;n, !, generally spoken. French is quite a
ms s,,',. tongue Even i'll tho town there are
nj 1', !. People who do rot understand word
h. :. E. As Tor tAe peasants, there is 10 sneak
sos,o,h t,el9 at al. N'heM spoken to they say
sounIs 50 ~ reply but it Is i'll an idion that
l,s ,rs utterly strange to English ears. Ii
", o..eh been said thar those who nrc f,milior
Er r,4 Tue =" esh language can understand the
Lrr, Sh' mako themselves understood
Drit,,,' uaVe Questioned several people in
Vs'f'y On The subject. and they all saw that
proiah : h nc foreign tongue 10 them. 1t
Sr,pi,I,' "li1efs as much us French does from
sloni5 LIN, anu II is not surprising that it
pasSo, eo'lSiIcr4nS tho centuries that have
50 pp., S, ,t tho separation. Hero Breton is
al IL" tHe language of the country That in
it AMI =, I,uuieAes tho sermons arc preached in
aul - prayer looks are printed in Breton
'''''' --C'r, Boston Transcript
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80. a Trend OF mine tells me that late the
S'''' l'shl lie was addressed on the street by
~ 'r @lld who represent themselves as
~,E,S IN heel OF Il nights lodging and be-
'''e slk5 OF u few cents to make up the
r i, fcqWNl' Thinking to turn the tables
80 - TUE lhenulcalt, my friend pull d Il lu-
-, - 'rUS l7ce' he2ye,l Il sigh and said: Il
n nSl 'outi help YOU, hut I'm out of work,
-. -" L'Nie to walk to my lodging and am
v.@'''s lor soma one to lend me five cents to
Il, h ,'srS N Tie horse cars" Quickly diving
,|'nu iitto his pocket and exclaiming, fer
HI H. on Stan't suffer if can help YOU"
INV, ''eS''f produced Il nickel. which he thrust
mr.. 10y Hl'lids hand and was off before a
t.V'e91 SoNN be rade Boston Post
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WHAT A CHANCES

A few short weeks ago that young lady
was the reconciliation of health, vIgor
and beauty. The blush upon her checks
riyalled that of the rose; her step was
light snd buoyaut. her every movement
was revelation of perfect physical heal h
Yet now she is pallid and haEgard, and
her su ersbund- mt vitsli'y has given place
to strs &c dullu. IS and lassitud-. What
has caused this changed Functional irreg
ular ties, which IAN be cured by DR..
ierce's "Fsvorite Prescription, = rem DIV
to which tho sands of women to-day owe
their lives. All druggists.
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The WESTERN SETTLERS CHOSEN
SPECIFIC

With every advance OF emigration into the
far West, new demand is created fer Hostel.
ters Stomach Bittecs. Newly peouled regions
are frequently lrss salubtious than older set
lied localities. on account OF the miasrua " hlch
rises from recently cleared land. particularly
along the banks of rivers that are subject to
fresh l.. The agricultural or mining emigrant
soon learns, when he docs not already know
that the BiJters afford the only sure uruIection
against nIals ia, aud those disorders OF the
stomach liver and bowels. % which climate
Changes, exposure, aud uuaCcustomed or uu-
healthy water or diet subject him. Cons
Queltly. he places aa estimate upon this gce at
household specific and preventive commensu-
keen on hand a restorative and promoter u
health SO implicitly to be relied upon in time OF
need.
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Talking About the weather.

It is well TO remember the adaSe, Think
twice before you srea6.@ \ St. Paul seRtle-
man thinks lie vii uos forget it. lady,
whom he highly cSteenls, called and was
persuaded: 10 stay 20 thinner. While await
ing the summons 70 the table tie weather
became The topic Of conversation tie
summed up his experience and observation IN
the remark that anybody who wants to he
real cool and comfortable should stay at
hunle in Lct weather" There was an AWFUL
silence and Goodness in de congregation.
An EXPLANATION CT ePolo-y would have made
matters woyss.-PI0neer P1eSS
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About five hundred thousand cans
Of French sard.ncs are consumed in
this country every year.
A Texas steer picked up Miss
Lonisa DAnfor,h. OF St. Louis, on his
horns, tossed her over fence into "a
yard. and she stood there and cried
because one of the ribs of her parasol
was broken in the toss.
There are in Arkansas one hum
dred and eight 5 ring localities. con-
tanning four hundred and liftv-nine
Individual spring., of which five only
have boon properly anaIyzad. The
number of springs used rs resorts is
twenty four
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IF surFERERs FROM CONSUMPTION,

Scrofula, Bronchitis. and General Debility. will
try >cott's Emulsion Of Cod Liver On wlth
lief aud psrminate benefit. The Nedical Pro
les, ion universally declare it q remedy OF the
greatest value and very pslatable- Read; l
have u.ed SCOTS Emulsion in several cases OF
Sorofula and DEBILITY in children. Results
most gratifying. My little patients take il VITA
pleasure. w. A. HUi BKRl, NJ. H.. salisbury,
Ii
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q. Browns bronchial rroche>"

have direct inf 'enoe on the iutamed
pa is, giving relief in Coughs, Colds. an
the various Throat troubles to which
Singers and Public Speakers are liable,
Sid only in bo.rcS.
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Says scientific exchange from pulp.
consisting Of one part vegetable fibre, TWO
parts asbestos, one-tenth part borax, and
one Nth part alum IL is pity tina such
facts az the one following cannot he writ
ten, printed or otherwise preserved. up,n
some sort OF indestructinie paper ssMy
wife suffered feve5 years and was bed
ridden, too,' sail ". T. Huestis, of Eap-
DOria, ksn-as, q number Of physi jams
fai Ell 10 hello her. DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discover cpred her" All drug
9ists sell thi. remedy. Everybody ought
to Keep 1t. IL cniy needs trial.
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Ms. Nary Napes Doise, editor Of St
Nicholas, was rot aware Of any literary gifts
uutil she was Left young widow and threwn
upon her own resoureeS
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-02

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-02

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-02

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-12-02

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